What Does This Mean?
Literally "crispy-skinned university student"; Chinese internet slang from autumn 2023 in which students jokingly present themselves as fragile, sharing minor injuries and ailments under the hashtag. It is self-mockery, not a medical term.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"After pulling a muscle yawning, he posted, "脆皮大学生本人报到.""
LORE & ORIGIN
Real Time Mandarin's newsletter of 2023-10-28 describes it as a hashtag where students post odd, often comical mishaps such as a neck strain from stretching, and says the phrase was gaining popularity in recent weeks and originally comes from the gaming world, without naming a game or first use. Chinese media summaries treat it as self-deprecating humor among students; no coiner or first post is documented.
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